Potter College News

Mar 3rd, 2022

Ellie Schueler, a senior majoring in English for Secondary Teachers, has won the Excellence in English/Language Arts Instruction award. The award is offered through WKU’s CEPT course, in which Schueler completed clinical teaching at Drakes Creek Middle

Mar 2nd, 2022

Mar 1st, 2022

Modern Languages Alumnus Noah Moore and Modern Languages senior Kerby Gilstrap are among 9 WKU students and recent graduates who have been recognized as 2022-23 Fulbright Semi-Finalists!

Mar 1st, 2022

Gatton Academy students took part in the 40th National Russian Essay Contest (NREC) under the direction of the Professor Ekaterina Myakshina. This program is organized annually by the American Councils of Teachers of Russian (ACTR) and allows students to

Feb 28th, 2022

WKU Gender & Women’s Studies and the Department of Political Science recently hosted "Get Educated!" panel discussion on reproductive rights and policies in KY, Rep. Attica Scott and Lexington Herald Leader reporter Alex Acquisto

Feb 25th, 2022

Feb 23rd, 2022

Western Kentucky University dedicated its two newest residence halls and its First Year Village at a ribbon cutting ceremony on Wednesday.

Feb 23rd, 2022

Ryann Gillespie is a Senior from Memphis, Tennessee, earning a degree in Anthropology with double minors in History and Folk Studies.

Feb 22nd, 2022

Congratulations to 12 Modern Languages students selected this spring as Semi-Finalists for 2022 Critical Language Scholarships! The CLS Program is a part of a U.S. government initiative to expand the number of Americans studying and mastering foreign lang

Feb 22nd, 2022

The Gender Images Film Series kicked off screenings this year with a premiere of Never Rarely Sometimes Always, a 2020 Sundance film directed by Eliza Hittman. The Department of English collaborated with Professor Kelsey Truxal and students of Women & Pol